[MilCom] Military/Federal Mode S Missing Hexcodes

[n5fpw at frontier.com]

>An excellent article on hexcodes that have not been identified yet.    
>I'm wondering how many of those are associated with various Remote 
>Piloted Vehicles that are being utilized in military training areas/routes.
>Might be a good idea to take that list and compare it with your local 
>data base.

Thanks for the mention Ken.

I just did another major update to the "Hex Hole" list at 
http://mt-milcom.blogspot.com/2015/08/mode-s-address-holes.html

I have divided the unknowns into a CONUS and Europe list.

If anyone has a tie up for any of these Mode-S address unknowns you 
can reach me here on this list or at the email address in the masthead 
of the blog website.

73 all and good hunting,

Chief Larry

Larry Van Horn, ATC (AW) USN (Ret)
N5FPW - Brasstown, NC USA
President, Teak Publishing, Mode-S Monitor
Twitter: @MilcomMP
Milcom Monitoring Post http://mt-milcom.blogspot.com/
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-----Original Message----- 
From: Ken 
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 9:48 PM 
To: MILCOM 
Subject: [MilCom] Military/Federal Mode S Missing Hexcodes 

Please see http://mt-milcom.blogspot.com/2015/08/mode-s-address-holes.html

An excellent article on hexcodes that have not been identified yet.    
I'm wondering how many of those are associated with various Remote 
Piloted Vehicles that are being utilized in military training areas/routes.

Might be a good idea to take that list and compare it with your local 
data base.

Ken
Springfield MA Monitoring Area
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